Italy, Napoli, Panza, Parocchia di San Leonardo Abate, Catholic Church Records - FamilySearch Historical Records

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Panza, Napoli, Italy
Flag of the Italian Republic
Flag of Napoli Province (Naples)
Location of Panza, Napoli, Italy
Location of Italy
Record Description
Record Type:	Church
Collection years:	1670-1929
Languages:	Italian
Title in the Language:	Italia, Napoli, Panza, Parrocchia di San Leonardo Abate Registri Parrocchiali, 1670-1929
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San Leonardo Abbate Parish, Panza, Italy

What is in This Collection?

This is a collection of Catholic Church records from the parish of San Sulpizio in Biella for the years 1670 to 1929. The collection contains images of baptisms, marriages, and deaths from the Parrocchia di San Leonardo Abate within the Frazione of Panza, Comune of Forio, Province of Napoli, Italy.

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Reading These Records

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• Italy Language and Languages
• Italian Genealogical Word List
• Script Tutorial for Italian
• Italy Handwriting

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Collection Content

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Sample Images

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  1893 Baptism Record

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  1885 Marriage Record

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  1883 Death Record

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Research Helps

The following articles will help you research your family in Italy.

• Italy Guided Research
• Italy Record Finder
• Italy Research Tips and Strategies

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